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lie. Bacon clear Sides about Is TBS average.
lie; about So average 10ac; clear backs, medi-
urn average I0atc; clear bellies. medium weight.
lie. Dry.sat aud Picked Meats-Clear sides
funsmokedl. 10c; clear backs, lunsmokedl 1Oc:
clear bellies funslnoked} 1ol4c clear bean pork p brl
71ac; cloth, large small. &c. Lard-Pure winter
leaf kettle-rendered in tierces c in y prs 9sc;
IN so ID in 10 cases, Sse 1Ofb cans IN So
10 cases, S14c Refined Lard-In terces, 7A4c; in
so ID in 100-D cases. 7iec
PRODUCE.
BEAas-S2. 250 2.75
BUTTER-Fair creamery. 16 01Sc; choice, 70 DC
fancy country butter. in small packages. 110 lie;
country butter, S010c; common. Gaze.
BEEswAx-Dark. ISc; yellow. 2Oc-
EGGs-Shippers paying 16c; selling from store
at 1S019c.
PoULrRY-Hens. Sc: chickens, &c; ROSTERS.
31ac: young turkeys Gaze; hen turkeys. &c; toms.
&c p n; geese, 81. 2004sO ~ doz ducks q &c p 10
FEATHERs-Prims geese 3504Oc W ID; mixed
duck. 1920 ~ 10.
WooI-Tub-washed and picked 80 035c un-
washed. medium and common grade, If in good order
24O25c. unwaxhed fine 1e 620c; heece-washed, 1t
light well washed aud in good order, % D3Oc; bury
and understandable, according to their value
SEEDS.
C1over-Commo red or June. prime (recleaned)
$4O4.4o ~ bu; English mammoth, prime (recean-
edI, S4.2004.35: Alsike, prime $7.50Os; Alfalfa,
prime, 81. 25 07.50; white, S7500S prime timothy.
So 6OO275 y bu; extra clean blue grass. "a %
~ bu; red top, 75c0$1 " bu; orchard grass. 81 500
1.65 u bu; Southern grown millet. zoe " bu: COM
met, 75c p bu; faxseed. selected, ST.. 10 a. 40
popcorn. 6OO7Oc ~ bu; hemp, 3lac; canary.
SC; rape, &c ~ ib. Acme lawn seed, zoe ~ H.
2.25 ~ bu. Spinach-Bloonnsdale savoy-leaf
Sealed bags), SOC y rs. Kale. 75c y 10.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Csnters.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.--Flour-Receipts, A.
440 packages; exports, 100 brls and 2,745
sacks; ruling steady.
Wheat-Recsipts. 80, 200 bu: exports, 90, TOT
bu; sales, Alp. 600 on futures. and 1886 900 bu
spot and to arrive. Options opened about steady,
afterwards weakened with the wheat and broke
4asc, closing steady, showing a slight re-
covery. Speculation more moderate. Spot lots
generally steady and in fair demand. partly for
EXPORT. No Chcaoe, S2t q S2lc; No. l hard
SIZE delivered S64 q SIC (. and j.; ungraded red.
rs 54c; No. red 81 0S14c elevator, size +. b.
Sc 0S3se delivered; No J. red, SSc nominal; No
1 white, sSc nominal; No. 2, red, October.
SOFA size. closing At S0sc; November. S140
81 7-16c. clssiag at Size; December SO lie 20
S35c. closing at S3ic; January. SAG q soc, closing
at sac: February. $50 9S64c, closing at 65sc
Nav. $50 a S94c, closing at S6sc; December,
Q8ss), 93s a9itc, closing at 93lc.
Corn-Rscsipts, 1880 bu; exports, none
sales, 1.2l6,000 bu futures and 1885, 900 bu spot
Options closed steady. Speculation fairly act
i've; cash IN better demand and frmsr a gem
erAl rule; ungradsd. so 052ic; No. 2. 524c store.
closing, 51tc; November 5la size, closing, She;
December, 80 a 52!c. closing. 52c; January, 51a a
b2c. closing, size; May, SO 0534c. closing, 53c.
Oats-Recsipts. los. 400 bu exports. l25 blu;
Bales, 265,000 bu futures and lS0. 600 bu spot. A
shade higher and moderately active; mixed
Western, 1921 e34tc; white do, 80 40c.
hay N modsrHtS demand.
Hops dull unchanged.
Cofee-Spor fair Rio firm at 1910. Options
shada higher, but trading light. Sales q. 500
baTa October. 1745 IL. 55e; November. IT, so
all Zoe: December, 1775 II soc: January,
177511Is5c, February. 17S0017 S5c; March.
17.758l7 soc; Aprii IL rs q IL. soc; May. II. roo
1880; June. 1765 u H. SOC Sugar firm and in
modsrats demand; Barbados, 4 29-32c; centri-
Kugal. 7.l6c; fair refining quoted at Sc; refined
dull Molasses quiet and steady.
Rice in moderate demand.
Tallow hrm rosin steady.
Eegs firm; fair inquiry. Receipts, 4.843 pack
ages; Western. l5d2lc. PORK dull and weak;
mesa quoted s14 25 so old; 1852 a Is. so
new. Cut raeats dull aud heavy. Lard opened
204 points higher, closed dull advance loss
Western steam spot. 81 !c; choice, G. aJc: Octo-
Der. D. Sc 6 zoe; November. G. Sic; December
1870; January, 10 a 6. 7gc; CITY steam,
G. 75c- Butter firm on finest stock; Western, ID
225c; Western creamery, is 025c. Cheese
steady bat quiet; Western, 81 ollie
CHICAGO. Oct. 3-Tho black eye given to
wheat by the visible supply statement was ths
leading feature on Change to-day. When the
figures were announced at noon, showing in
crease Of 834, 900 bushels in wheat for the week,
there was m immediate effect On the market
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Mark Lane Expresses weekly Review.

LONDON. Oct. 3.-Mark Lane Express
in its weekly review of the grain trade, says
The demand for seed wheat in the provinces
caused an advance in the local markets of Cd to
Is, but only made the price in London 1rmer.
The sales of English wheat during the week
1882 quarters, at EOS sd. against 60, AL
quarters at 30s Sd during the corresponding
period last year Flour offered freely at
low rates; good Essex, 21s per $50 lbs. For
eign wheat is slow; finest south Russian and
American spring rather stronger Flour is in
favor of buyers. Corn is firmer. Linseed oil
declined Sd. There have been thirteen arrivals
of wheat cargoes. Three cargoes were sold
three withdrawn. and four remained. At to-
days market English wheat steady. There
Indian at an advance of Cd. Flour was Cd
dearer. Corn was against buyers. Barley was
a fraction higher. Peas advanced cd.
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Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged. No. spring wheat. 694 a Zoe;
No. spring wheat, 65; No. red, 724e: No 2
corn. Age; No. 2 OATS 26c; No. 2 rye. 4Sc; No.
2 barley, Csc; Mol hax-seed. $1.o5s; prime
timothy-sesd. So "a az %. Mess pork, per brl.
$3.50. Lard, per tb, $500. Short-rib sides
(loose), 765c dry-saltsd shoulders tboxed).
5.2005 25c: short-clear sides (boxedl. 1850
8 0Oc. Whisky, distillers' finished goods per gail,
10. Sugar, cut loaf, g 06ac; granulated.
6sc asked standard A, &c asked
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the butter
market was firm; creamery. 17024c: dairy. 15s %
100 Eggs firm; fresh Northern. III a 18c.
Recepts-Flour, ID 600 brls; wheat. $1,000
bu corn 195. 900 bu; oats, 1874, 900 bu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, 90, 900 blu. Shipments-Flour. IA,
900 brls: wheat. 100000 bu corn, 538. 900 Blu;
oats, 357, 900 bu: rye, none barley, 1000 bu.
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Real Estate Transfers.


instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty-four hours
ending at 5 P. NJ, Oct. 3. 1897. as furnished by
Elliott Butler abstracters of titles Room %. Etna
Building:
Oliver o. Owens to Susanah G. Murphy,
lots 81 and %, in block s. in North
Fanny n. Redmsn to John M. Newman.
part of lots and 5. in Ritters subdi-
heirs iA addition to Ai Indianapolis . 10000
Brown. lot 16o, in Mccsrty's fifth West
side addition TO Indianapolis. ------- 25O.OO
John r. Elder to Sarah j; Shots lots IL
to 20. inclusive. in block IS. in Bradens
Riverside addition Indianapolis 10000
Thos E. HEdley to Chas. g. Kumler, lot
g. in Mecartys third West-side add- 400 M
john anl s Shaw 1 to louis O. Schneider lots
16, IT. Is. 10, % so 81 and 81 in
John ". Adamss subdivision of part
of block 2. in Parker & Hanna's second
Oak Hill addition to Indianapolis 10000
Christian Pothast to BENZ. j. Witt, lot p.
in j. W: Kings subdivision of May
Wasson 81 Co.'S Highland Home add
Elizabeth F. Taught to Chas. W. Bridges,
northsast s addition to 1ndanapoIis j. 10000
Mary Van Blaricum to Martha E. Davis. q,
lot 80. in Masters's subdivision of out
lot 2, in Drake & Mayhew's second ad-
dition to INDIANAPOLIS. .----..-- 100000
John s. spann to Henry ]. spann lot SO.
in Bright ct ais. subdivision of outlet
155. in Indianapolis $4,000
Sarah Shull to VIM. FL. Shull. part north
p, township II north, IF range east 100000
VIM Degner to Frances B. Pearce, lots
addition ion to I'm indianapoIis se.. . -"o0 10000
Thomas e. Chandler to Rob't Bason, part
of lot 8. in Wright's subdivision of part
OF outlot Is in Indianapolis. 10000
Conveyances 13; consideration ---..--. SO, 3e5.0O
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known how many hogs there are in the country
to slaughter this fall and coming winter. The
wool market, reports of larger sales East, is
stronger in tone, although not quotablv higher.
in larger supply and prices weaker. Sweet po-
tatoes coming in slower. and with this prices
rule a shade stronger. Poultry in better de-
firm, and higher prices indicated. Apples are
coming il quite freely and q good apple can be
bought for So. % per barrel. Watermelons and
canteIeups are about ont Of the market; COM
mission men are willing to sell at almost any
price to clean them out Cabbage selling at
so cents per barrel lower than week ago and
lower prices are in prospect The seed market
is active; prices steady at our revised quotations.
GRAIN.
The local market is in better shaps than last
week Wheat is firm at quotations, and both
corn and oats are wanted at the prices quoted.
Receipts of all cereals are light. Track bids to-
dov I'D fall
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Opens Active, with Prospects Bright
for a Good Weeks Business.

for GOOD VI eek's BUSINESS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3.
In nearly all departments trade opened to-day
briskly, and the indications are that business the
present week is to be quite satisfactory in vol
ume. In prices there were but few changes,
and those OF an upward tendency. Grocers
port coffees and sugars moving out well. and
steady. strong tone to both staples. The dry
goods men full of business. number OF
buyers were in town and mail orders were large.
The firm tone TO prices which has characterized
this M arket for some weeks is still noticeable.
Druggists having good trade. and most
articles they handle rule steady and firm. The
hide men report business improving somewhat,
but no improvement in prices comes with the
better feeling. Provision msn are still selling
good deal in a jobbing way, but prices continue
unsettled and are likely TO be- until it is better
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Statement of the Amount of Grain in Sight
and in Elevators.

and in Elevators.
CHICAGO, Oct 3.--The visible supply OF
grain in the United States and Canada, Oct l.
and the increase or decrease, compared with the
previous week, were announced by the secretary
OF the Chicago Board of Trade as follows:
Wheat, 30 967. 97S bu increase S34. 643 bu. Corn
70S5, 045 bu; decrease ia, 054 bn. Oats, 5,228.-
600 bu; increase 373.660 Blu. Rye, Bis, Sl2 bu;
increase, 205, 062 bu.
NEW YORK. Oct 3.-Stocks of grain in
store. Oct. ]: Wheat, 5,542. 739 bu; corn 290 231
Blu; oats ass 544 bu rye 81, 379 bu; barley 81 OIL
bu; matt, 2I1 964 blu; peas. 1902 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. g. Grain in store here
Wheat, 2. 100, GAS Blu; at ST Paul, 10000 bu.
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"MONON ROUTE"
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railway.
The Short Line to Chicago and the Northwest
Trains depart and arrive as follows:

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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. TUESDAY OCTOBER T. 1887.

easy. No. q 44ot5c Oats in fair demand: steady;
firm: No. 2. SOC. Pork dull: repacked. $I4.75.
Lard in light demand; Bulk dull and lower;
shortrib S14c. Bacon dull; shortrib 87s0 9lac.
snort clear. 9l4c. Whisky in good request; sales,
1908 brls finished goods the basis of 81. O5.
Butter in fair demand: dairy, 1101Sc; creamery.
20027c. Sugar steady; hard. 6i2d7c; yellow. 4a9
al iec. Eggs quiet; 17c. Cheese firm; fat regular.
1l0I2c.
BALTIMORE Oct. 3.-Wheat-Wsstern steady
and dull No. winter red, spot 1914 l2c;
October, 79181793sc November, S03i 0S1c De-
cember. S2a 1850: January, S4140s43sc. Corn
Wester firm and dull; mixed spot 5005l October,
50050iac; December, 48iac bid; year. asia. asked.
Oats firm and fairly active. Western white. $40
30 lac: Western mixed, 32033c. Provisions quiet
and steady; pork. SIG 25 a 1880. Lard, re-
fined, Sc. Eggs. firm st 19c. Coffee nominal;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 1sla0 I9l4c. Re-
2, 400 bu oats. 900 bu; rye. 400 bu. Ship
ments--Flour, GASP brls; wheat 4S, 900 bu.
MINNEAPoLIS. Mimi. Oct 3.-wheat-Market
closed weak and lower; No. hard, October, 70l2c
November. 711ec December. 72lec May, Y 1ac
December lac; May. 741ac; No. Northern, Octo-
Der, 63i ac; November, 641ac: December. 65aec;
May, 7l1sc On track-No. l. hard 72l4c; n o. /
Northern. 6914c; No. Northern. 65O67c- Flour
market firm; patents. 81 Is 04.2U; bakers, So %
1850. Receipts 500 2SO bu. Shpments-Wheat
SO. 900 bu four "a, I55 brls.
DETROIT, Oct. 3.-Wheat-No. i white cash,
747sc; No. red, cash, 751ac; November. 6osc;
December, 7Sl4c May. S414c. Corn, No. 2. 45c.
Oats. No. 2. 281ac; No. 2 white, 3Oa2c. Receiuts-
Wheat, 30 800 blu; corn, 1000 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
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FAR RIM SEED.

Huntington g. Hoss, indianapolis wholesale and re-
tail dealers in clover timothy, blue grass, orchard
grass red top. etc.
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.

Light Receipts and Slow Cattle Market
Hogs Strong-Sheep Scarce.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 3.
CATTLE-Receipts, 140; shipments, rs. But
few he re, except butcher grades. Market slow
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Oct SC L. Green's report on cot
ton futures says: 1T was, the whole. pretty
firm market. with slightly higher of prices
the bulk of the trading though extreme figures were
modified before the close. while near months were
about the Saturday evening, and later options
only az points lower"
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3.-Cotton steady: mid
ding. sac low midding, 7-16c; good ordinary,
1870; net receipts. II. l43 bales gross IL $40
bales France. 5. 217 bales to the CONT
nent. $50 bales; Sales $50 bales stock, 80, 764
bales.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 3.-Cotton in fair demand;
middlins plands. 1-Sd middlng Orleans. 3-16d;
sales 2, 900 bales, of which 2 600 bales for
speculation and export and included 10000 bales
American.
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OIL CITY. Pa. Oct. 3.-National Transit certif-
Gates opened at 69c; highest. 69c: lowest, 67asc;
closed 81 ssc. Sales, 759 900 brs: clearances
LOG. 900 brls charters, %. DIG brls; Shipments
20, O36 brls
PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 3.-Petroleum dull and
heavy National Transit certificates opened at 6Ssc;
closed at 67ssc; highest, 6S7sc: lowest, 673sc.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Petroleum dull and weak
highest 69c lowest, 6714c closing at 673sc. Sales
9S2, 900 brls TurpeEtne firm at Sac.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 3.-Petro.eum steady; Stand
ard white, 110o 7c.
SAVANNAH, Ca Oct. 3.-Turpentine firm at
Soc bid.
WILMINGTON. Oct. 3.-Turpentine firm at 3o1ac.
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Metals

NEW YORK. Oct. Stopper steady; lake.
10. 3501O50c. Lead quiet; domestic. ABS al. SOC.
Tin, dull.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 3.-Lead held firmly at 4.25c;
NOS
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Dry Goods-There an
Improvement in the demand for renewed assortm
of seasonabe specalties of staple and fancy de-
scriptions, but those most desired not to be had
except through placing orders against arrivals.
Wool.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-Wool quiet and dull. but un
Changed.
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,.r.,,in, tf.. ,ronnd I'M Nh, \.rfb -idr ol
il, r.rif.nt.ary
The Calder complimentsry concert a.
pme.,tree. BAPTIST church a.. night
1885, musical and pecm.arl success.
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WIN "Ilciair al liic song 'ci' i'' "l '"'
Male orphan Asylum hrA' SUNDAY
Rev 5 ~ Lambeth oil Cav-s,reet NJ
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porr-HoRo TEXAS April l4.-John
Christian. % brother of James Christian
who Wa, killed a few days ago. organized
ID le,a 0f twelve or thirteen 20 hunt the
murderer, down and ram ON them Tues
iay night and as they would not surren
dcr ihc hall Na~ opened and Alexander
Dum va, killed and steve Bussell NOR
tally wounded They were the two men
who hi.led Christian and Luttrell max
ng four lives lost. and the end is not vet.
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French View. ef ccrmau War Sentiment

Lo>oo>. April ll-Paris dispatches
to-day bring comments in French press
on alarmist war articles in the Berlin
P..b Opinion is unanimous that arti-
ele, atc officially inspired with the view
to anoming Germany colorado preteAt
for further repressiye measures OF q more
sweeping character than heretofore
taken u Asace Lorraine. French
journals say lhe i'o,ie is "A cat-paw OF a
party bent on driving France TO relalia
tory action
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|TT|WT-TT TN' TTNT7--
LoNpo>. April l4-ln the House ot
Common. this evening Right Hon. 4. j
Baifour Chief Secretary for Ireland,
stated that the acceptance OF office as
Chief Secretary for Ireland by Colonel
King lhmm did not render necessary
hi, reelection 10 Parliament, because his
position +, not -alariod one and is not
"a place oi profit under the Crown Mr.
Gladstone did not agree with the Chief
Secretary. and recalled the fact that when
he himself was I'm the Government ser
vice without salary he received legal ad-
vice which caused him 20 vacate his seat.
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PRICE, ONE GENE.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN. April 1.-THE Gar has most
decidedly rejected the French proposals
for am alliance of France and Russia
whereupon the French ambassador, "
dc Laboulaye. offered to resign. The
question of his resignation has not been
settled
The efforts OF German Liberals to IN
duce their party 10 propose social reform
measures have been successful, ana
committee which has been formed To-
elaborate The proposals includes Schrsder
and Dr. Barth. Herr Richter, so iar'
opposes the scheme
The emigration from Hamburg to the
United States In March was 4,o59 men
and .0Ol women total since New Year,
:. $40 men, 3.ji2 women
The bour-c Is rather duh, with declin-
ing prices